Sentence examples for snow means from inspiring English sources

Snow means shoveling means money.

"Snow means it's a girlfriend day".

7.37am: The snow means there might be a lot more people lying in and listening to Wogan's final show than there might have been.

Of course, snow means business for people like Mr. Lach, and for the purveyors of road salt, snow shovels and other accouterments of cold weather.

And that it all happened on a northeast-facing mountainside, normally the coldest, wettest and last to lose its snow, means conditions on southern slopes are probably worse.

The imminent arrival of the snow means their European qualifier against Holland later this month will be the final football match of any significance played in the country this year.

What will the end of snow mean?

The thick, cloying snow meant they could only pull one sled at time.

The exact reverse applied in wintertime, when drifts of snow meant certain financial doom.

Topic A: What would the snow mean for those carefully planned outfits of the front-row regulars?

Rain or snow meant the closure of one runway and take-offs and landings reduced by a third.